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You can't, that's not your right to do that. I know my laws. Apparently not. You can't tell me that I'm being trespassed. I absolutely can. >> No, you cannot. I'm not doing NOTHING WRONG. STOP! WHY ARE YOU HOLDING ME? YOU HURT MY ARM. [Music] GET OFF OF ME. ON FEBRUARY 28TH, 2024, a police station turned into a battleground over a child's custody. A woman barged in, waving shaky paperwork, ready to spark chaos. The air crackled with tension as her plan unraveled faster than a bad lie. This wasn't just a dispute, it was a full-on meltdown. Watch the video to see what actually happened. Is it you guys that called us? Yes. Okay. What's going on? So, I have some documents I got them here. I need to bring you my son daughter. She been living with me for 5 years. Not 5 years. The daddy The daddy is in jail. I don't have it. It's in my vehicle. This These documents were signed from him. No, I don't. But I will show I could show I don't want it's a And I have court orders here that I >> And what's your name? I'm Buchanan. It's for attorney and those are the paperwork that she give. She even bring police to her house already in 2022. Said she come for her daughter and when I give the police all those paperwork, they went back and tell her she cannot get the child because I have legal documents showing with stamp and everything that the child is in my custody. The daddy leave the child in my custody. Because she didn't live anywhere. She was from motel to motel and DCF on her with a problem with her child. >> Okay, hold on. Let me read this, okay? Okay. That she What's the deal? You're trying to take the daughter but they won't let you. She does not have a court order. This is my daughter. Got you. What's up? Can I talk to you over here, please? I'm 3105. I'm sorry. They take her for 5 years. And I just got her explaining. I don't Do you have any paperwork? So, as far as I know, it's I just got >> it's given to them. No, it hasn't. There's no >> Okay, paperwork says it has been. That's why you need paperwork. >> There's no court order. I just left my attorney right here. That you can see on that paperwork there's no court order. Let me call my attorney. But what she She hasn't been in her care for 5 years then. The attorney just told me to come down here. And you can see that there's no court order. Do you got a court order? Can I see your paper? There is no court order. You got no court order attorney. No court order I have that she have. That she did her again and the police come and they send her away and they didn't give her They did not give her the child. That's a old old paperwork she has. No, I have 2022 from 2022 and I have >> Hold on. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey. The Mobile Police Department I mean I'm Mobile, I'm sorry. Panama City Police Department and that she just told me to come down. And the officers right here. What date did you receive this? All right, here. August 3rd? Okay. [Music] So, we don't have the power to like I can't take her and be like yeah, I'll give give her to you either way. So, where she's at now and where she's staying now, she's going to have to stay until you guys get this squared away in court. Okay? >> But she has no court order. The scene kicked off with a woman storming the station, clutching documents like they were her golden ticket. Her claim to a 9-year-old clashed with the grandparents' notarized paperwork. Shouting about no court order didn't help her case. It was like yelling at a brick wall. The kid's dad was in jail and this wasn't the family reunion she envisioned. Okay. So, I can't remove her from their custody. They don't have custody. Okay. But right now it shows I can't >> is in jail. Okay. Listen, they said they've had her for a while. >> Okay. Well, No, for 3 years and I've been calling the police to her house and trying to get her with me. And the attorney just told me she has no court order. >> How old is she? She's 6. I mean not she's 6. I'm sorry. I have a 6-year-old. She's 9. She's 9. CUZ I HAVE A 6-YEAR-OLD IN THE CAR. I HAVE a 6-year-old in the car. I have four kids. >> Hey, hey, hey. What's your name? This is That's my oldest daughter. She can come with me. Can you talk to me out here real quick? Will that be okay? They brainwashed her. She's going to say no she don't want to LIVE WITH ME. HEY. SHE DON'T WANT TO COME WITH ME BECAUSE THEY PUT STUFF IN HER HEAD. I'M NOT LEAVING WITHOUT HER. I CANNOT HELP YOU. YES, SIR. HEY. HEY. LISTEN. CUT IT OUT. Cut it out. Your name? Do you feel safe being with your grandparents? Yes. Would you rather be with them? Yes. You don't want to go with mom? Okay. Have they had you for a long time? Yeah? Okay. Which Which car are you guys driving? The truck? Okay. [Music] She brainwashed her. She's going to listen to whatever what she's telling her. Cuz she brainwashed that little girl. >> And what's your phone number? And what was your first name? Gabriella. I'm going to Yeah, I'm getting my place out here. I'm getting me a house built up from ground, so All right, ma'am. >> I've been saving for years now. Got you. That's my vehicle right out there. Got you. The Infiniti? Mhm. All right, so I guess so everyone can hear me. I'm going to document it just that I talked to you guys. But as it stands right now, I can't remove her from their custody. So, she's just going to go with them. No, you're going to take her from me. You can't do that. I can't do that. Okay. She has no court order, so I'm taking her. You guys got court orders, please? Yes. Show your court orders. This paperwork I just showed them. From this lawyer? You doing You're showing him a old paperwork in 2022. That's a petition. You guys are good to go then. No, she's not going nowhere. I'm taking my daughter with me. She's not going nowhere. Okay, you can't keep them from leaving the building. Well, I can grab her. Okay, no. I can grab her. Move both of you over here. No, why you can't give me >> 3105, can you come this way, please? You not No, I want my daughter. Why you can't GIVE ME HER? >> YOU GUYS CAN'T take care of her. Tension spiked as the mother insisted the child was brainwashed, but the 9-year-old stuck with her grandparents like glue. Claims of being a nurse and building a dream house sounded like pure fiction. Officers tried to keep it civil, but her temper was a runaway train. This wasn't a custody talk anymore. It was a one-woman circus headed for a crash. Yes, I can. I'M A TRAINED WOMAN. I'M 25. HAVE Have a seat for me. Have a seat for me, please. Here, step out here with me, ma'am. I'm about to pay $6,000 for an attorney. She's lying about me. She's lying. She has no court order. She's not leaving with my child. She's lying. I do have a job. I'm a nurse. Okay. Well, listen, your daughter does not want to go with you, okay? >> Because she's brainwashed her. >> Okay, she does not want to go with you. Well, that's too bad. I'm I'm her mother. Okay, well, that's not good parenting if you're going to force her to do something when She's putting stuff in her head though. You don't understand. That's because she didn't see me for 3 years. You have I have my daughter has to re learn learn who I am. Cuz she hasn't seen me. They took my daughter away from me since she was 6 and now she was hurt. She's in distress. She was sad. She knows where her mom is. She doesn't want to go with you. That's because they put it in her head. Okay, you didn't even know how old she was. Cuz I have a 6-year-old. I have I just had a baby. I do know how old she is. My head I've been here since yesterday. I came from Mobile. I'm tired. I'm stressed out. I just want her. And I do have a 6-year-old in there. I have kids in there. I have a 6-year-old, a 7-year-old, a 3-year-old and a 4-month-old baby. I'm not leaving without her. I don't care if Okay, look. If No, that's my daughter. >> Okay, but if you're going to keep them from leaving, blocking the door and stuff like that. >> but I'm going to I'm going to grab her. That's my daughter, man. The dad is in jail for rape. Her best interest with her mother. Well, seems like she's doing good with her grandparents right now. I don't care. She could do you could see me however you see. She could do good with me, too. And her other siblings. There's no court order. I got an attorney. You want that attorney number? No, don't need it. She told me to come down here and do this. Okay. They're coaching her to say these things. If you can't see that, that's crazy. What I see is them being cordial with me. They're cooperating. And the daughter No, you were keeping them from leaving. You're blocking the door. You're not cooperating. So, from what I see she is in better hands with them than you. >> you know that? From what you've exhibited so far. So, she's in better hands with me. It looks like she's in better hands with them. They've been nothing but cordial. You have not. >> It doesn't how much I cooperated. I'm getting my daughter. She's not leaving with them. I'm her mother. Are y'all crazy? I'm her mother. That's my daughter in there. They got her brainwashed. That lady's been talking about me for all these years. Of course my daughter's going to act like that way. She hasn't seen me in 3 years. That's why she's acting like how she's acting. Her I'm the mother argument fell apart like a sandcastle at high tide. The kid, clear as day, wanted her grandparents' stability over a stranger's chaos. 3 years absent, yet still filing tax returns for the child. That's bold and shady. Officers pointed out the lack of legal ground, but she was too busy preaching rights to listen. So, you show up in 3 years from not seeing her and you just want to take her like she's going to be okay with that? >> And then out of these 3 years I've been calling the police like the same I'm doing now. And they said that the same thing you're saying. That I got to let her go. I can't do nothing about it because he's the father. >> civil It's a civil matter. It's You're going to have to go through a court. >> Okay, you'll have to go through a courthouse. >> No, I'm not leaving. >> have to get court orders that show that. I'm not leaving. Neither of you really have anything that says you have custody of her. >> That's my daughter. I can take her whenever I feel like it. She has no court order. You don't either. It don't matter. I'm the mother. She's the grandma. SHE'S NOT EVEN THE DAD. YES, SIR. Uh the custody of the child. But she's like blocking the door where they can't even leave. Can you tell them >> She's not anymore. But she said she they're not leaving until she takes her daughter. She's like she will not let them leave. Don't make me look like I'm the bad guy cuz I'm not. >> It was um What was your name again? Gabriella. What was your name? Gabriella. Oh, I got a big attorney. You try me. Okay. Well, yeah, she she's going to end up 10-15 if she uh Uh-huh. Did you tell them that I got a court order? Not a court order. A document saying that she don't have court order to keep my daughter. >> Cool. Yeah, the father was and he signed over custody to the grandparents. >> That don't mean anything. I didn't sign over my rights. I'm not signing over my rights. >> They had that paperwork. >> I got paperwork that says he can't be near me. >> but then she started blocking the door keeping >> Yep, sure I did it. She ain't going nowhere. So, I'm going to have Lanier come up here and then She showed you old paperwork. I know. Yours is older than hers actually. No, I just got this from my attorney's office. Well, the last thing uh was November of '23 and the last thing she showed me was signed January 10th of this year. Uh there's no court There's no saying that she got custody of that child. Ooh, scared me. Honey, I'll explain to you everything. So, she said she ain't leaving unless she has the daughter. I even talked to Marissa. Yeah, thanks, Marissa. She's the kid, 6-year-old. She's like, I do not want to go with my mom. Good with the grandparents. So, when they were leaving she started blocking the door. She's like, they're not leaving unless I have my daughter. She'll go to jail. I know and I explained that to her and then she said if they walk out here she's going to take her daughter. She's not leaving with the grandparents. Okay, we're going to have to be trespassed from the station unless she leaves. Okay. Well, if you just explain it better, I guess. All right, ma'am, you need to leave the station or you're going to be trespassed. And if you don't go, you're going to go to jail. Do you understand? >> Why am I being trespassed? Because you have no reason to be here at this time. >> telling you. I told you in the front or whoever I told. You can't say that to me. You can't That's not your right to do that. I know my laws. Choosing a police station for this stunt? That's next-level commitment to a losing battle. Her rants about brainwashing and old paperwork didn't sway the cops who saw through the hot air. The grandma stayed calm. Their case solid as a rock. Apparently not. >> You can't tell me that I'm being trespassed. I absolutely can. >> cannot. I'm not doing nothing wrong. Okay, you no longer have any business here. >> Yes, I do. My daughter's in there. >> Okay, you cannot block people Okay, well I'm going to grab her Ma'am, you're about to leave or you're about to go to jail. >> not going to go to jail. You absolutely are. You got about 2 seconds to make up your Okay, drop your purse. >> No. No. Oh, let me get my daughter, PLEASE. STOP. LET GO OF ME. LET GO. [Music] STOP RESISTING. [Applause] I'M NOT RESISTING, YOU [ __ ] GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. YOU'RE HURTING MY BACK, BRANDON. I'M BRANDON. GET OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. GIVE MY PHONE. RECORD THIS, BRANDON. RECORD IT. GET OFF OF ME, BRANDON. BRANDON, YOU'RE UGLY. GET OFF OF ME, YOU GET OFF OF ME. [ __ ] YOU, [ __ ] GIVE ME GIVE ME MY PHONE. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. STOP. STEP BACK, MA'AM. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. OKAY, I'LL STOP. OKAY, I'LL STOP. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. [Music] GET OFF OF ME. [Applause] COME ON. NO. WHO CAN I TALK TO YOU? NO, you can GET IN THE CAR. NO, I NEED MY SHOE. I'LL get your shoe. Get in the car. I need it on. GET IN THE CAR. NO. >> I'LL GIVE you your shoe. Get in the car if you don't get in. Can I talk? You can once you're in the car. CAN I JUST TALK? GET IN THE CAR. I JUST WANT MY DAUGHTER, PLEASE. OKAY, I'LL SIT. Let me sit. [Music] Can you give him my phone? That's his phone. Give me a minute. Can you give him my cards and stuff? You want him to have all your purse? >> Give me my phone. I don't want it. Give it to him. Put it IN MY PHONE. GIVE HIM MY PHONE, TOO. YEAH. Because that's his phone. He don't have a phone. That's fine. I'm taking I'm taking your ID. Sorry. The situation boiled over as she flailed, claiming pregnancy and a spotless record while resisting arrest. Officers gave her every chance to walk away, but she doubled down on chaos. Her purse and pride hit the floor as cuffs came out. Picking a fight on cop turf was as smart as wrestling an alligator. The outcome was inevitable. All right, cool. Grandparent? Mhm, yes, she is. Okay. And you're just family? Just a friend. >> Okay. Sorry, sweetie. They were just telling her Did not want that to happen, okay? I'm sure Officer Jones explained it to you already, but we can't remove children. You know, if we think they're in danger, that's one thing. You know, we'll obviously remove them, call DCF. But when it's a a custody dispute, the child stays where the child is unless y'all make arrangements on your own. We tried to just keep the peace. >> do not. She stay wherever she is and she file for the tax for the child. I have to threaten her. Said if she don't stop, I'm going to let IRS make she pay back everything. Yeah. >> That's when she leave it alone. Where'd you put your driver's license at? You had it. I never touched it. I gave it back to you. >> leave. Please. Please. I'm not from here. I don't know what's up. [Music] Yes, she's going to jail for trespassing and then resisting. And uh we're taking her ID or license. She said she won't have that with you. So, you just got the purse and her phone. Uh Bay County the Bay County jail. Can you just let me go? I'll leave. I'll just hire my attorney. I'm not letting you go. I live in Mobile. I can't do this. I can't go to jail. I have a little baby in the car. Okay. Please, let me leave. Nope, you are not leaving. That's the last thing you're doing. This not right. Y'all going to trespass Yeah. You're being trespassed from the Panama City Police Department. Will you let me go? Am I going to let you go? Yes. >> Yeah, I'll let you go at the Bay County Jail. I release custody to you to THE JAIL STAFF. >> I'M TELLING YOU THAT I WILL [ __ ] LEAVE. She is going to jail right now and I'm sorry you had to see that, okay? She's very intelligent for an for a third grader. >> her She's second in her class. >> Nice. And you wanted to stay with grandma? Yes. And all you remember is grandma pretty much, huh? Like living with somebody. Been a long time since you lived with mama? Yes. Do you ever remember living with mama? Yes. Yeah, cuz she just tell us that that she was on the street. She was on the street. Then I didn't even know that. She just mentioned it. Yeah. Well, the officer and her were Crammed in the cruiser, she kept screaming about her rights, but the ship had sailed. The grandma walked away with the child. Their composure a stark contrast to her meltdown. Showing up after 3 years to yank a kid from a loving home, that's not parenting. It's a power trip. The station's cameras caught every second of her self-inflicted disaster. We were about to inform her. She said I was on the street for 3 years and she said yes, you were on the street. I didn't even know that. Mhm. I didn't even know that. Officer D. Jones. Your documents are probably somewhere in your shirt. I was about to. You better see how you handle me. I'm going to get every video footage I can get. Um, we'll get the video from the station, too. Of all that? Yeah. I I have the one inside, too, of her blocking, so I mean she Yeah. Why can't y'all just let All right, well, once you pull out, I'll tell them they're good to go. Okay. You've got all their information? Yeah, everyone but the other lady, the other older lady. She's She's not involved. Yeah. So, I got the daughter, grandma, and I got her driver. All right, so you're good? >> Appreciate it. Thank you so much, ma'am. Y'all have a better day, okay? Thank you, officer. Still nervous. I called the police about six times trying to get him back. And I was homeless. Okay. I'm just letting you know there's going to be a DCF report made as well, okay? >> care. All right. Just letting you know that. For what? That you Honestly, that uh the way you acted, you're not fit to have her. So. Who says? Yeah. Yes, I am. Okay, well, I'm putting it I'm going to file a DCF report and then they'll either follow up on it or they'll dismiss it. Okay, that's cool. I don't care. Okay. I'm not being disrespectful to this goddamn state. Yeah. Well, we don't we don't want you in Florida. I don't give a 3222 power. Yeah. Okay, Miss Gabriella, sit tight for me. She ain't playing nice. No, she Um, yeah, we had a fighter on the ground, but then she said she ain't getting out of the car. She said we can sit here all day. She's on the other side, but uh Yeah, she said it's going to take 10 or 15 of you. Yeah, yeah, go ahead. You want all right? Yeah, man. What's going on, man? Have a nice day. [Music] Her final act was a flurry of threats to sue and demands for video footage as if that had rewrite her story. Bless the grandparents for shielding the 9-year-old from this unhinged crusade. Moral, storming a police station to snatch a kid you've ignored for years is a master class in bad ideas. She faced charges of resisting an officer without violence and trespassing after her station fiasco. Pleading guilty with adjudication withheld didn't erase the fact that her shady tax filings and chaotic stunt painted her as unfit. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. 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